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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 54, 6 March 1922, Page 2

QUEEN'S THEATRE, UEEN'S THEATRE, TO-DAY, 2.15. TO-NIGHT, 7.30. Universal Presents the Darling of the Screen, MARIE PREVOST, MARIE PREVOST, MARIE PREVOST, MARIE PREVOST, • MARIE PREVOST, MARIE PREVOST, MARIE PREVOST, MARIE PREVOST, MARIE PREVOST, MARIE PREVOST, MARIE PREVOST, MARIE PREVOST, The Famous MACK SENNETT Bathing Beauty, in a Peppery Picture of Romance and Realism. "MOONLIGHT FOLLIES." "MOONLIGHT FOLLIES." "MOONLIGHT FOLLIES." "MOONLIGHT FOLLIES." "MOONLIGHT FOLLIES." "MOONLIGHT FOLLIES." N»n Rutledge loved men, and Tony Griswold hated women. And when they came together—Bang! "MOONLIGHT FOLLIES !" "MOONLIGHT FOLLIES!" "MOONLIGHT FOLLIES!" "MOONLIGHT FOLLIES!" "MOONLIGHT FOLLIES!" ' ' , Also, The Paramount Production, "THE LADY OF RED BUTTE," "THE LADY OF RED BUTTE," "THE LADY OF BED BUTTE," "THE LADY OF RED BUTTE," i» - Starring DOROTHY DALTON. DOROTHY DALTON. DOROTHY DALTON. DOROTHY DALTON. A drama of the West. One of those powerful characterisations that have made Dorothy Dalton famous. INTERNATIONAL NEWS. CENTURY COMEDY. QUEEN'S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Condtictor, Mr. S. Cimino). Usual Prices.^ Telephone 22-334. X>ARA MOUNT X A R. A M 0 U N T (Th« Theatre of Big Attractions). Watch the Crowds! Come Early! NOW SHOWING. "CHILDREN OF DESTINY," Featuring EDITH HALLOR, The Beautiful Star whom H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES asked to have presented to him. Beautiful Women, Gorgeous Frocklngs, and Magnificent Settings. A Picture of Lavish Splendour "with a Thrilling story. - AlK>, EUGENE O'BRIEN Tn "CLAY DOLLARS," An Amusing Story of Small Town Life. Book Early. „ Prices as Usual. SAME PROGRAMME AT ARTCRAFT. 'Box Plans Paramouht at Utility, or Tel., 21-842. - Box Plans Artcraft at Bristol, or Tel. 3470. JCOMING—"BREAK THE NEWS TO MOTHER" ,and "A MAN'S HOME." Watch for them. A RTCRAFT . -A.RTCRAFT(The Theatre of Distinction). SAME PROGRAMME AS AT PARAMOUNT. UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. UE THEATRE, NEWTOWN. Vitdirraph Special, "THE INNER CHAMBER," ' "THE INNER CHAMBER," An Intensely Dramatic Photoplay, Featuring ALICE JOYCE. Big Spectacular Scenes. Your Next—SNUß POLLARD Comedy. "HIDDEN DANGERS" (Episode 13). GAZETTE. TOPICAL. OUR ORCHESTRA. Doors open 6.45 p.m. Screening 7.30. Wellington young men's christian association. gymnasium. Physical culture and gymnastic CLASSES. "~~ I Commencing TO-NIGHT (MONDAY, 6th MARCH, 1922}. EXERCISES FOR BUSINESS MEN— Monday and Thursday, 5.15 to 6 p.m. PHYSICAL CULTURE AND GYMNAST . TICS FOR YOUNG MEN- AND YOUTHS- : ;• Monday and Thursday, 8 to 9.30 p.m. DEPORTMENT AND HEALTH EXERCISES FOR LADIES^ Tuesday and Friday, 7.45 to 9 p.m. CORRECTION EXERCISES AND GEN' ERAL DEVELOPMENT (for Boys and Girls)—Boys—Wednesdays, 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Boys—Saturdays, 9.30 to 10.30 a.m. Girls —Tuesdays, 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Girls—Saturdays, 10.30 to 11.30 a.m. Come and inspect our Gymnasium, and see out classes at work. Syllabus sent on application. M. TRACEY. Physical Director. J. L. HAY, -General Secretary. TIJRITTEN TENDERS are invited by_ " /the undersigned up till Noon on' Friday, 10th March, 1922, from Licensees in the Hutt Licensing District, for the Privileges of the Publicans' Booths at the Wellington Racing Club's Meeting at Trentham on the 30th March and lat April, 1922. Dated at}-' Wellington this 6tli day of March, 1922". . ■ . I ' A. E. WHYTE, Secretary, Wellington Racing Club, j s Wellington. '